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diarchal — diarchˈal or diarchˈic adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑diarchy … Useful english dictionary
di|ar|chi|al — «dy AHR kee uhl», adjective. = diarchal. (Cf. ↑diarchal) … Useful english dictionary
di|ar|chic — «dy AHR kihk», adjective. = diarchal. (Cf. ↑diarchal) … Useful english dictionary
dy|ar|chi|cal — «DY AHR kuh kuhl», adjective. = diarchal. (Cf. ↑diarchal) … Useful english dictionary
dy|ar|chic — «dy AHR kihk», adjective. = diarchal. (Cf. ↑diarchal) … Useful english dictionary
Rai Rajeshwar Bali of Daryabad — infobox Prime Minister name = Dr. Rai Rajeshwar Bali order = 13th Taluqdar of Rampur Daryabad Estate Minister of Education, Medical Relief Public Health and Local Self Government of the UP legislative assembly in 1920 and represented the Non… … Wikipedia
Daryabad — Ruling Bali Lineage of DaryabadThe known history of the Taluqdars of Rampur [http://wikimapia.org/1345554/ Daryabad] estate of district Barabanki, Uttar pradesh, India can be traced back to the times of Shershah Suri, when in an attack by the… … Wikipedia
Dual system of government — The Fifth Dalai Lama implemented the traditional Cho sid nyi (dual system) in Tibet. The Dual System of Government or Cho sid nyi (Tibetan: ཆོས་སྲིད་གཉིས་; Wylie: chos srid gnyis; alternate spellings include Chhos srid gnyis, Chhoe sid nyi,… … Wikipedia
diarchy — [ dʌɪα:ki] (also dyarchy) noun (plural diarchies) government by two independent authorities. Derivatives diarchal adjective diarchic adjective Origin C19: from di 1 + Gk arkhia rule , on the p … English new terms dictionary
diarchy — /ˈdaɪˌaki/ (say duy.ahkee) noun (plural diarchies) government or a government in which power is vested in two rulers or authorities. Also, dyarchy. {di 1 + Greek archia rule} –diarchal, diarchic, adjective …
